Louis Burrows

How to Earn What You're REALLY Worth In The New Economy

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These are exciting times. Every day the headlines tell us
about someone else who made a fortune almost overnight
in the new Internet economy.

Of course, not everybody is getting rich. The vast majority
of North Americans are actually earning less than they were
ten or fifteen years ago. Unless you're one of the lucky
few, the news can be a bit depressing.

But it doesn't have to be that way. Launching yourself into
the middle of Internet success is easier than you think. In
the dynamic of the new economy, the difference between
earning $15,000 and $100,000 a year is really quite simple.

I can't say it is only as easy as changing your state of mind
(although attitude is a big part of it). But by knowing some
insider secrets and having a solid plan you can work, you
can make big, quick strides toward getting your fair share
of the new high-tech wealth.

Here are four things you can do NOW:

1. The new wealth is based on people dealing in pure
information. Take an inventory of the ways you use or can
learn to use information well. Being able to motivate
people via email, keeping in close contact with a wide
range of associates with your cell phone, and understanding
financial statements can all be the basis for a successful
career in the new economy.

2. Focus on how you can learn new skills now and in the
future. The new economy is a learning economy where
your value is based on what you know and how fast you
can learn new things. The old idea that people over the age
of 25 learn more slowly is pure myth. Adults with lots of
work experience are usually the first to find ways to put
new knowledge to work.

3. Work with experts to learn insider techniques. We are
now beyond the pioneer stages of the Internet. The
techniques that work are proven and well-known to experts.
Don't waste time reinventing the wheel. Learn from those
who have already paid plenty of dues. Find what works
and put it to work.

4. Create a logical plan, work it, and stick to it. Nothing
comes to those who don't work hard. Equally, very little
comes to those who don't plan their work and work their
plan. Keep your goals in mind each day and refuse to let
yourself become derailed by temporary setbacks or the
bewildering crush of new information.

By keeping these four things in mind, you will be firmly on
your way to realizing your full potential in the new Internet
economy.

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